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Veronica F View Drop Down
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    Posted: March 21 2005 at 2:05am
In that case, if you really want brown, mix two manic shades or green and red together to get brown...JUST KIDDING! hehe, no way do NOT try that lol!
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Bleached hair is more porous and damaged, so it holds on to temporary dyes better than virgin hair.  It's also very pale, so the dyes might show up very brightly.  Both of those are reasons why it's recommended to pre-lighten before using Manic Panic or the like.  More natural dyes, I'm not quite as sure of the results on, but I imagine they would be harder to wash out, as well.
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When you say "washout" color - do you mean Loving Care? My daughter used that on her bleached hair when she was in high school, and got some really weird results. If you read the instructions, it says it's not for use on previously lightened hair. They mean it, really.
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If you're only going from blonde to light brown and you pick a neutral or golden light brown, you should be okay.  However, do a strand test first, just in case.

Also, on processed hair (is yours just dyed blonde or is it double-processed?) a semi-permanent often lasts longer than advertised or in some cases doesn't wash out at all.
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It always amazes me how much everyone on this forum knows about hair coloring, so much more than I do. 

My hair is naturally dark brown and I dye it blond, but lately I am finding it too blond so, I wanted to see what it would be like slightly darker (not too dark) like a very light brown. 

My question is: if I were to put one of those hair dyes that wash out after so many shampoos  in a light brown will it actually be light brown and wash out like it's suppose to or will it stain my dyed hair and turn it red, green or some other horrible color?

Thanks!
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